Developing Smarter With Wsl And Linux

Unlock the Power of Linux Development on Your Windows Machine

What you'll learn

Introduction to WSL and Linux

Linux Command Line Basics

Package Management APT

Text Processing with Linux Commands

Service Management SystemD

Git for Version Control

Working with Development Tools

Web Server Management

Linux Networking Basics

Databases and Security

Data Transfer with curl and wget

Requirements

Basic Computer Skills

Windows 10/11 or Linux-Based Operating System

Basic Programming Knowledge (Optional)

Interest in Learning Linux

Description

Unlock the full potential of your development environment with "Developing Smarter with WSL and Linux". This hands-on course is designed for developers who want to supercharge their workflow by harnessing the power of Linux tools and environments—directly on their Windows machine. Whether you're a software developer, system administrator, or IT professional, this course will teach you how to set up and work seamlessly with Linux-based tools using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).Throughout the course, you’ll learn how to use essential Linux commands, manage packages, work with text-processing tools, and configure development environments. You'll also explore the basics of web server management, databases, version control with Git, and network configuration. By the end of the course, you’ll have a complete set of Linux skills that can be applied to build, test, and deploy applications in both local and production environments.What You Will Learn:Set up and configure WSL to run a full Linux environment on your Windows machine.Bash Getting startedMaster essential Linux command-line tools and file management skills.Install and manage software using Linux package managers (apt).Deploy and configure web servers like Apache.Manage services and processes using systemd and systemctl.Install and configure Development EnvironmentWho Should Take This Course:Developers, software engineers, and IT professionals who want to leverage Linux tools on Windows using WSL.Beginners who want to learn Linux fundamentals and work with Linux-based development environments.Anyone looking to improve their system administration skills for development or DevOps.Full-stack developers who want to streamline their workflow with Linux-based tools.By the end of this course, you'll be able to develop, test, and deploy applications confidently in a Linux environment, while working seamlessly on your Windows machine. Whether you're new to Linux or a seasoned developer, you'll walk away with the skills to become more efficient and productive in your daily development tasks.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Install WSL Linux and Vscode

Lecture 3 Access WSL based Linux from vscode

Lecture 4 Accessing Linux Terminal from Vscode

Section 2: Linux Command Line Basics

Lecture 5 Linux Basic : manage file and directories

Lecture 6 Linux Basic : Getting help

Lecture 7 Linux Basic: Managing Files and Directories 2

Lecture 8 Linux Basic : Vi Editor

Lecture 9 Linux Data Streams

Lecture 10 File System Hierarchy in Linux

Lecture 11 User management Files

Lecture 12 User Management commands

Lecture 13 File and Directory Permissions

Section 3: Bash Scripting Basics

Lecture 14 Bash Scripting Introduction

Lecture 15 First Script and Variables

Lecture 16 Positional parameters

Lecture 17 Tests in Bash

Lecture 18 If conditionals

Lecture 19 Case statement

Lecture 20 Example Conditionals

Lecture 21 For loops

Lecture 22 While Loop

Lecture 23 Head Tail More Less commands

Lecture 24 Reading and Writing Files

Section 4: Package Management

Lecture 25 Package Management with APT

Section 5: Service Management with SystemD

Lecture 26 Service Management Basics

Section 6: Working with Development Tools

Lecture 27 Java Installation

Lecture 28 Environment VScode

Developers and Programmers,Software Engineers and Backend Developers,DevOps Engineers and System Administrators,Beginners to Linux,Full-Stack Developers,Students or Professionals in IT and Software Development,Anyone Interested in Linux for Development